Archie was 19-years-old when he died, after which dad Nicholas stayed out of the limelight.
is not retiring from acting despite rumours, following the death of his son Archie.19-years-old when he diedWriter and friend of the actor, Laurence Marks, recently suggested that his pal of 20 years won’t return to acting after the tragedy.They said: ‘It is complete nonsense that Nicholas Lyndhurst is retired or retiring.‘Of course he and his wife are devastated by the sudden loss of there young son but Mr.
Lyndhurst will continue his career with any parts and scripts that attract him.’, Laurence had previously said: ‘Nicholas underwent tragedy. It must have broken his heart. It would break anyone’s heart.He added: ‘Now he’s lost his son, he’ll never come out again. I doubt we will see him do any more acting.
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